Forbidden Planet is a new preset collection for Sines, Cherry Audio's software synthesizer, and it is a third-party soundset: the Forbidden Planet Soundset includes 55 lovingly crafted presets: Atmospheric, Analog, Modular, Evolving Pads, Arps, and FX/Soundscapes, all with a Forbidden Planet theme. Classic and new sounds, the collection is a sonic feast for the ears and can be used in all types of music and scores. Expressive and deep modulations make this one unique and the collection uses the full options of Sines, according to its designer, James Dyson.

The name references the 1956 science-fiction film whose electronic score — produced with early electronic instruments rather than an orchestra — was among the first film scores created entirely with electronic sound, which explains the character the collection targets: otherworldly, unsettled, and exploratory rather than conventionally musical. That framing suits the material: Sines is a synthesis engine well suited to evolving modulation and pristine tone, and the pack's advertised strength is that it uses the full options of Sines rather than merely supplying static patches. It suits film, television, and game scoring, science-fiction and horror production, and experimental electronic work, and Cherry Audio notes it is intended for all types of music and scores. Note the support boundary that applies to third-party soundsets: Cherry Audio does not provide support for third-party products or purchases made outside of its online store, so confirm the publisher and channel for your catalogue entry. A Sines licence is required to use the collection. It runs on macOS and Windows in AU, VST, VST3, AAX, and standalone formats.

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